Woodbridge Wolfpack 18U
Rinehart's extensive youth workload makes him relevant to a junior club seeking a prospect with experience of regular responsibility. His evaluation should focus on whether the habits behind that season can remain reliable when the attacking pace rises.
Movement and rebound handling are the available technical positives. Their junior application is keeping coverage and control connected throughout a possession, so a mobile response does not create an unnecessarily exposed second chance.
The placement credits the breadth of his 18U assignment. That is a useful repeatability foundation, although the record does not answer how well his save sequence withstands the tighter recovery time of junior hockey.
A recruiting staff should look beyond a single good skate and follow him through repeated demanding sequences. Maintaining controlled arrivals and recoverable rebounds when pressure accumulates would give the workload-based case greater technical substance.
His 2025–26 record with Woodbridge Wolfpack 18U lists 43 appearances, with a 1.77 goals-against average and a .931 save percentage.